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...book stellar profits. Experienced technical translators in Western Europe and the U.S. earn upwards of $80,000 a year, and project managers with strong linguistic skills command even higher pay. Despite a recent wave of consolidation, dozens of small companies still duke it out; the business remains a buyer's market. "Microsoft has the money and dictates prices," says industry association chief Anobile. "Clients rule...
...Islamic Studies section was almost wiped out the week after the attacks,” said Carole Horne, the head buyer for the Harvard Bookstore...
...East has succeeded in significantly diversifying its economy. Black gold accounts for more than 90% of the value of the gulf region's exports. To meet the economic demands of their exploding populations, Middle Eastern countries have to sell their oil somewhere. And if those countries discriminated against a buyer like the U.S., arbitrageurs would create a gray market before you could gun your Mustang...
Operations will continue on a smaller scale while the company, famous for pioneering instant photography, continues its search for a buyer...
...bipartisanship, even in this buyer?s market, is cheap at an extra $20 billion. That?s how much Bush, who publicly entered the fast-gathering stimulus-package debate Wednesday for the first time with a bid of "$60-$75 billion," topped Tom Daschle?s whispered $50 billion earlier offer. That?s on top of the $55 billion already dashed off to rebuilders and the airline bailout. So what's to worry about? Greenspan and Rubin say any more than $100 billion total (roughly 1 percent of GDP), and you?re begging for rising interest rates now and rampant inflation later...